Peter Crowther

Standalone novels

• Escardy Gap
• Fugue on a G-String
• Gandalph Cohen and the Land at the End of the Working Day
• The Hand That Feeds
• After Happily Ever
• "By Wizard Oak"

  Series

''Forever Twilight''

• Darkness, Darkness significantly expanded into "Darkness Falling, Forever Twilight": Book 1
• Windows of the Soul

  Collections of Crowther's short stories

• The Longest Single Note and Other Strange Compositions
• Lonesome Roads
• Cold Comforts
• Songs of Leaving
• The Spaces Between the Lines
• The Land at the End of the Working Day
• "Jewels in the Dust"

  Short stories

• Blue Christmas
• Constant Companion
• The Visitor
• Fallen Angel
• Rustle
• Morning Terrors
• All We Know of Heaven
• Bindlestiff
• A Breeze from a Distant Shore
• Conundrums to Guess
• Home Comforts
• The Invasion
• Too Short a Death
• The Bachelor
• The Fairy Trap
• Halfway House
• Surface Tension
• A Worse Place than Hell
• "Boxing Day"
• The Killing of Davis-Davis
• The Last Vampire
• Palindromic
• Safe Arrival
• Three Plays a Quarter
• Tomorrow Eyes
• The Unbetrayable Reply
• Elmer
• Front-Page McGuffin and the Greatest Story Never Told
• "The Musician of Bremen, GA"
• Some Burial Place, Vast and Dry
• Cat On an Old School Roof
• The Hand that Feeds
• Late Night Pick-up
• Old Delicious Burdens
• Setting Free the Daughters of Earth
• Shatsi
• "Circling the Drain"
• Dream a Little Dream for Me...
• Songs of Leaving
• Bernard Boyce Bennington And the American Dream
• "Things I Didn't Know My Father Knew"
• "Breathing in Faces"
• "Jewels in the Dust"
• "Thoughtful Breaths"

  Anthologies edited by Crowther

• Narrow Houses
• Touch Wood
• Blue Motel
• Heaven Sent
• Tombs
• Dante's Disciples
• Destination Unknown
• Tales in Time
• Tales in Space
• Moon Shots
• Foursight
• Taps and Sighs
• Futures
• Mars Probes
• Infinities
• Cities
• Constellations
• Forbidden Planets
• We Think, Therefore We Are

  Literary awards

• British Fantasy Society : Best Collection winner : Lonesome Roads

  Other Media

• In the television series "Fear Itself", an episode of season 1 is based on the short story of the same name. The same story had previously been adapted as an episode of the British horror anthology series "Urban Gothic".

  Cultural references

• Crowther has been mentioned in Alan Hollinghurst's 2005 novel The Line of Beauty, in the very first lines.